By Jules Gervais Courtellemont, from a 1924 issue of National Geographic. I like the way the vines frame her.

New Daft Punk album, time to celebrate.

I really like the "split" between the fire and the sky, and what that does for the composition.

A washed-out road in Washington State. I really love the flow of this image, and the way it leads your eye.

Grimes, aka Claire Boucher.

I like the way the railing and the building in the background frame her.

Apparently this is (the voice of) the lead singer from Studio Killers.

I could not imagine anything more perfect.

This is a pretty rad photo overall, too.

I couldn't find a source for this, but I love it. It reminds me of Joe Mills.

Yeah, so Deadmau5' music is whatever

but look how kawaii he is

I like the heavy contrast. It really draws attention to 

his

face

By Laurent Laveder. I love the way it's composed, especially how the clouds split the photo both visually and thematically.

By Shigeo Hayashi. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a larger size.

I think this picture is really beautiful. The tonal range is fantastic, and I like the halo effect around the building.

Source: http://wessauer.com/

A mural in Seattle, WA

This is Mr Oizo. He's a triple-threat: DJ, producer, director. He's the best at everything.

A picture from my project that didn't quite make it into my finals. I still really like it, so here it is.

By Gueorgui Pinkhassov

I love the composition and the subtle colour palette. This photo looks almost like a painting.

Taken the other day. I like to photograph things that are almost impossible to compose well.

Eskmo, a pretty rad producer.
I like the composition of this photo, with the leading lines and the way he's framed by the stairs.

This is Andrew VanWyngarden, from MGMT.

I am a very serious art person.

By Irving Penn

I love his portraits. The detail is fantastic, and I like the way her hair blends into the background.

A picture of Centralia, an abandoned town in Pennsylvania (of "Silent Hill" fame).

I'm going there during break, so there will be more photos of it on my blog.

This is Uffie. Uffie is kind of like Ke$ha, except infinitely better.
I like the depth-of-field in this photo that leads you past her hand and right to her face. The high level of detail makes it interesting to look at as well.

Another from Joseph Mills. I like the detail and intensity. He's definitely becoming one of my favorite artists.